Yeghia Tashjian

Yeghia Tashjian is the Issam Fares Institute Public Policy and International Affairs-American University of Beirut’s Regional and International Affairs Cluster Coordinator. He holds a master’s degree in Public Policy and International Affairs from the American University of Beirut and completed the "Strategic Leadership in Global Societal Security Program" at the Swedish Defense University in 2022. He earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from Haigazian University in 2013 and has worked in the university's Armenian Diaspora Research Center between 2016-2017. Yeghia's master’s thesis focused on China's geopolitical and energy security interests in Iran and the Persian Gulf. Currently, Tashjian is engaged in research on the phenomenon of Turkish-Russian 'co-opetition' in the MENA+ Caucasus region and Russia's involvement in the International North-South Transport Corridor. He contributes to various local and regional newspapers, has presented various topics from minority rights to regional security issues, and is a part-time instructor in the Department of Political Studies and Public Administration at the American University of Beirut.
Commentary

The Geopolitical and Energy Security Dimensions of the Latest Armenian-Azerbaijani Clashes

There are currently three major zones of possible escalations between Russia and Turkey: the Levantine zone in Syria, the Mediterranean…

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Opinion

The neo-Ottomans are back. How should Lebanese Armenians respond?

Lebanese resilience is being severely tested by the ongoing financial crisis. Economic and social costs are overwhelming, and the middle…

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Op-Eds

Armenian Feminism and Reconstructing the Post-Genocide National Identity

 Special for the Armenian Weekly In post-genocide or post-catastrophe periods, women are often left out of the national collectivity. That…

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